ISBN-13: 9786135760170 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 196 str.
Regional income inequality is one of the main concerns of every Economic and Politic authority for the last century. Yet the problem is far from being solved. The duality in incomes of East and West continues to be an obstacle to a prosperous economy. The neo-classical growth theory argues that due to differences in productivity of per unit investment, regions tend to converge in terms of incomes in the long run. This thesis investigates whether Turkey experiences income convergence at the provincial and regional levels.